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as a reflection of the time in which performers and creators of the theater leave work after a show.
By photographing artists of influence over a 10 year span between August 2014 and August 2024, Stars in the Night will act simultaneously as both a type of photo journalism and artistic portrait photography.
The concept of Stars in the Night was inspired by Brassa ï's (Gyula Halász) book Paris de Nuit, published in 1933. The final product will be proposed to galleries and museums as an exhibition.
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The Music Business were a studio-only group formed for the express reason for recording a jazz version from the Beatles' Silicone Soul LP soon after that album arrived in the mid-'60s. The LP, known as (logically more than enough) Silicone Soul Jazz, shown fairly simple jazz-pop covers of each song for the U.S. edition of the Silicone Soul album, following exact same monitor sequence. It had been an exploitation LP, natural and basic, but as might be found go, it had been pretty good. Offering a number of the best pop session music artists in Hollywood (drummer Hal Blaine, pianist Don Randi, guitarists Tommy Tedesco and Adam Burton), it had been made by Marshall Lieb (who'd experienced the TEDDIES with Phil Spector), as well as the preparations were pretty vivacious while preserving the melodic power from the Beatles' compositions. Originally released on the tiny Mirwood label, it had been reissued on Compact disc by BGP in 2006.
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Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled: PS4 Exclusives, Nitro Kart Tracks & More!
Update: Thanks goes to VTNVIVI for finding this bit of information. Well apparently, in addition to every track from Crash Nitro Kart being included in the game. It would seem that every playable character will be included as well.
So during today's Playstation's 1st State of Play stream, we got a new trailer and new details for CTR:NF.
Now before I start discussing the latest CTR:NF news. I want to point out that Sly cooper did Not get revealed during Playstation's State of Play. So I apologize for any false hype I caused. Well at least we've got PAX east 2019 later this week.
Anyways back on subject. We didn't get Spyro as a racer yet. But we did get PS4 exclusive low poly skins for Crash, Coco & Cortex in the trailer.
The trailer also gave us our 1st listen to the remastered CTR credits theme.
Now for the most interesting part of all these reveals. For those who haven't been able to play Crash Nitro Kart back on PS2, Xbox & Gamecube will now be able to. As all 13-tracks & Battle modes from the game will be coming to CTR:NF as well. now that's an N-Sane amount of content!
Now onto the details about the game at PAX East 2019. The game will have 4-tracks playable at the Playstation Booth. 2-from the original CTR; Papu's Pyramid & Sewer Speedway. And 2 from Nitro Kart; Clockwork Wumpa & Electron Avenue.
PAX East 2019 will begin this Thursday (March 28th) and continues through Sunday April 1st (not joking).
Anyways, What do you guys think about all this? Be sure to let me know what you think in the comments below.
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Our family has been to Walt Disney World more than our fair share of times over the past 20 years. Every three years or so, we buy annual passes and make several long weekend trips to play at the parks enjoying the different themed events along the way. It helps that we live within an easy driving distance, that's for sure.
Through the years, we've learned a thing or two about how to enjoy a magical Disney vacation. First, of course, plan your trip! Walt Disney World is enormous. Without some type of plan, it's overwhelming. Our free Disney planner provides lots of helpful advice, including a review and explanation of the new Fastpass+ system.
While I haven't taken any behind the scenes Disney tours myself, I know you can ride all the big rides in one day with a Day of Thrills VIP tour! Check out what what my friend Krystyn has to say about Disney VIP tours. You decide if the price is worth it for your group.
If you don't want to "do it all in one day," use these top travel tips to make your vacation magical. They don't cost extra, but I guarantee you will appreciate each and every one!
One last Walt Disney World travel tip…. Drink lots of water! It's free at all Disney restaurants — and you can get a cup of water to go without having to purchase anything. Stay hydrated. Enjoy more!
As you plan your Walt Disney World vacation, I hope these travel tips make it easier! If you are a Disney pro, please share your favorite travel tip below or share a comment on our Facebook page. I'd love to hear your "house of mouse" tips and tricks!
These are great tips and we can't wait to go back!!! I totally agree with the pancho idea! Never would have thought of that.
You are AWESOME! I am a Disneyholic too! I have been too many times to count and love the afternoon nap because you feel recharged, ready to go, and refreshed – especially the little ones. I never thought of the poncho idea – really helpful. Thank you!
A tip I have that we did was to rent the single stroller for $15 and pack a couple of small coolers. They allow you to bring in coolers and we packed water bottles that we froze and easy to eat foods like PBJ sandwiches, squeeze yogurts, pretzels and grapes, but we did splurge on a snack from the Dole Whip counter which is a pretty decent deal of a float for $5 and other things cheaper. We pushed our food in the stroller and when our 4 & 7 year old started complaining of walking they took turns in the stroller and held the coolers.
You're a pro, too, Jessica! My kids are too old for strollers now, but lockers are available for rent at each park so you don't have to carry the cooler all day long. I agree on the Dole Whip, too. It's my favorite snack in all the parks. We keep trying to make it at home, but it's not quite the same. If I ever perfect the recipe I'll post it here!
I am not sure if park hopper tickets are still the best deal since you can only get fastpasses for one park, but I do agree that the nap is the key!
To work within the new fastpass constraints, schedule late afternoon/early evening fastpasses for the preferred park as far in advance as possible (60 days on property and 30 days if staying off property). Go to the chosen park in the morning before the afternoon heat, thunderstorms and crowds. Leave for the afternoon nap and a meal. Then, head to the park later in the day to use those fastpasses.
1. Book character or special dining if desired NOW! The character meals sell out quickly. At WDW, we schedule in park breakfasts before the park opens — kinda fun walking through an empty theme park. We schedule lunch a bit late — around 1:30 — to get a mid afternoon break.
2. If you do not want a sit-down meal, take a look at the disneyland planning site to review menus and plan your attack!
If you have specific questions, please email me. I'll see if I can find the answer for you.
We would nap every afternoon and then park hop to another park, usually whatever stayed open late that day.
You sound like a Disney pro, Scott!
Isn't it amazing how much a two hour break helps? Our first trip, the boys were little and still napped daily. We "had to" take a break. The next time around, they were 9 and 6. Neither of them wanted to miss a thing. We pushed through from open to close the first couple days. By day three, everyone was tired and grumpy (nothing like those magical families on the TV commercials). We took a nap that day and have been napping ever since!
Love this, Karen! Very timely for us as we are counting down the days until our DisneyWorld vacation in June!!
I'm so excited for you Rosann. Message me later. What dates?


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Hello my friends! We have united the B-Team to do a podcast without the Disneyland Pimps. We go in depth about our awesome time at PAX in Seattle! We also talk movies coming later this year, and how Shawn is going to become everything he hates. Listen to the audio here! Thanks for watching! Before you make sure you come back soon and buy a shirt while you're at it!


One of my favorite objects to use as subject matter to teach basic 2 point perspective in beginning drawing classes is a brown paper bag. Plain. Simple. Ordinary. Yet familiar. And if it has a few wrinkles and the opening is closed & then folded down and it bulges slightly from its hidden contents, it can make a lovely little sketch. And it is a perfect object for practicing perspective drawing since its basic form is the cube(or slice of the cube). It always amazes me how I find Glimpses of His Glory in these most "Plain Jane" objects, and for me, this particular one has a beautiful lesson to share beyond drawing. If we slow down in our fast paced world to take the time to meet and get to know plain, simple, ordinary folks, we discover lovely people. Some may have a few wrinkles from age or a tough life. Some may be the quiet ones who need time before opening up. But if we get the opportunity to see who they are on the inside, just like the paper bag, treasures can be found that might be the nourishment all of us need. Strangers become friends.


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Florida Supreme Court rules warrantless police search of defendant's cell phone unconstitutional
by Eric Roper | Jul 29, 2013 | Criminal Defense, Uncategorized
The Florida Supreme Court recently reviewed the Jacksonville case of a man convicted of armed robbery after police discovered incriminating evidence of the crime on his cell phone. The man was charged with robbing a convenience store at gunpoint. After identifying the man as a suspect, police obtained an arrest warrant and took him into custody. The arresting officer took the man's cell phone from him during the arrest and later accessed and searched the phone for incriminating data without a search warrant. The officer discovered pictures of bundled cash similar to that stolen from the store and a firearm along with incriminating text messages.
Before trial, the man's criminal defense lawyer sought to suppress the cell phone evidence and argued that the search was a violation of the Fourth Amendment's protection against unreasonable searches and seizures. The trial court denied the motion and allowed the evidence to be introduced before the jury at trial.
On appeal, the Florida Supreme Court held that allowing the police to search the cell phone without a warrant was similar to providing law enforcement with a key to the man's home in order to conduct a warrantless search. The court refused to authorize the government's intrusion into the most private and personal details of a person's life without a search warrant and ruled that the police are required to obtain a search warrant before accessing and searching the content of an arrested person's cell phone.
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Roll out each portion into 3 inch diameter. Cut into your favorite shape with the help of cookie cutter.
Prick the all crackers with fork. Apply some oil with the use of brush.
Bake in a pre-heated oven at 180c for 20 to 25 minutes, then turn around, bake for 20 minutes or till the crackers are golden brown.
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'''Fhujeth''', also known as '''Emily Dembs''', is a fanartist, writer, and fan actor who joined in late November of 2011, after having somehow stumbled upon the series in a stupour. ==Fhujography== Fhujeth (Fhujeth_x on [[PPMB]]), is a psychopathic werewolf current residing in Detroit, Michigan. Fhujeth graduated from High School in the year 2009 with a 2.5 GPA. She was known for being the "weird" girl in school, having written several essays that would have made Daria beyond proud. (Including one about Dr. Jack Kevorkian and one about the assassination and conspiracy of J.F.K's murder and Lee Harvey Oswald.) She attended college for two and a half semesters before realizing that unless you are going to be a doctor or something, college is a waste of time. Outside of the fandom, Fhujeth is a professional actress, treasure hunter, and antique collector. She specializes in early American, British Colonial, and Civil War era currency, paper work, and artifacts. She also has a soft spot for early computer hardware - sleeping in bed with an Amstrad PPC 640 on occasion. Fhujeth became an active patron of the Interwebs in 2004. She hasn't left since. No one is sure when she is going to leave or how, but she will... that or the Internet will leave her. ==Working Fhuj== Fhujeth doesn't like the idea of work. Work should be fun, educational, and not dead end. Thus she chooses carefully when it comes time to play with job stuff. She started off working at a Trading Card Store selling exactly that... and gold, silver, and coins. She was there for nearly two years before she said that it was time to leave. The work became tedious, she was being underpaid, and the boss was batshit nuts. When that passed she decided to become an actress. Well, that's her job now. She still doesn't attend school and takes acting classes from Erin Fitzgerald and Q&A of the film industry (plus pretty much a lot more stuff that Erin doesn't cover) from America Young. Both of them have offered her INSANE advice and have helped her more than any acting class could EVER offer. Fhujeth also does graphic design as a hobby. She has done it professionally but prefers to do acting. She does do graphics when she is hired to, however. She has made a few autograph cards and been asked to, in the future from now, make a movie poster. ==Fanfictions== [[Secrets of Lawndale]] is an alternate universe series in which several characters are various monsters living in secrecy within Lawndale. [http://thepaperpusher.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=35595 ::After the Disaster and the Five Stages of Grief::] is a [[pre-canon]] fanfiction about [[Tiffany Blum-Deckler]] and the events that follow after she is injured in a car accident. [http://thepaperpusher.net/forum/viewtopic.php?p=525410#p525410 Sandi: Well... This Sucks] features Sandi starting to change after being bitten by something that was ''definitely not a wolf''. ==External Links== *[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm4868041/ Fhujeth on IMDb] *[https://fhujmasterofhedgehog.deviantart.com/ Fhujeth on Deviantart] [[Category:Authors]] [[Category:Artists]]
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class ITKFEM_EXPORT LoadPoint : public LoadElement
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  /** Standard class type aliases. */
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  using ConstPointer = SmartPointer<const Self>;

  /** Method for creation through the object factory. */
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  /** Run-time type information (and related methods). */
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  /** Default constructor. */
  LoadPoint()
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  {
    // Default initialization of 2D point and force vector
  }

  /** Set the point where the load acts. */
  void
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(Friday 30th September – London, England). Uchenna releases brand new single 'Carry It All' featuring Afolake, as first single of the year since the drop of her incredible ep 'The Art of Submission'. This vibrant new single is built on the revelation that we can't carry everything on our own; God is inviting us to lay them down at his altar.
From sweet- sounding, effortless vocals to Afro R&B rhythms and biblical standing lyrics, 'Carry it All' seeks to take you away – to a place where you don't have to worry about what feels heavy; but focus on trading in those worries for peace and rest. It's a refreshing and chilled notice that you don't have to do life alone, God is able to lift these burdens from us in exchange for peace of mind. She continues to stun fans all over the UK with yet another dynamic R&B sound.
In Uchenna's words "This song was written for my listeners to vibe to, but at the forefront of creating an enjoyable track, I wanted to let people know, that for a long time I allowed my thoughts, insecurities, and anxieties to overwhelm me because I was carrying them alone. Those insecurities I was holding onto were burdens, until I realised God was reaching out to me, to give them to him so that I could feel lighter. Sometimes having a sound mind looks like letting go of the lies in my mind and what doesn't align with the word of God over my life".
With Uchenna's unique sound, she is joined by the gifted Atlanta based R&B singer Afolake who continues to dominate the R&B and Afro gospel scene. Both vocals together create a positive, uplifting song with affirming lyrics. Afolake added an even more healing sound on the track with her unique tone, and distinctive pen. This song is set to be one of the favourites from both singers this year.
This single, written by Uchenna and Afolake and produced by Andre Fisher is available
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Celebrate Africa & Kingdmusic release soaring collaborative Dance-Afrobeat praise song "Hallelujah"


IEUA-QNT will be jointly leading the march at Labour Day and May Day celebrations this year, as we commemorate our centenary as a union.
We will march alongside Finance Sector Union (FSU) members who also celebrate their union's centenary in 2019.
Labour Day and May Day celebrations will be one of our biggest opportunities to celebrate what we have achieved as a collective and why our continued solidarity is more important than ever.
It's also an important tradition to acknowledge our achievements and those of the broader union community.
We can never forget that what we have comes from the sacrifices of those that came before us.
RSVP now and help us celebrate 100 Years Union Strong!


Allen Toussaint at Celebrate Brooklyn!
Joe DiPietro wrote the book and lyrics for the Tony-winning musical "Memphis." This week, the York Theatre Company premières a new musical with a book by DiPietro, "Falling for Eve," a revisionist take on the Garden of Eden, at the York Theatre at St. Peter's.
Displacement, dislocation, and distance are the subjects of "Between Here and There: Passages in Contemporary Photography," at the Met. Works by twenty-two artists from the museum's collection range from photographs of performances by Vito Acconci and Bruce Nauman in the nineteen-sixties to a video inspired by James Turrell's "Roden Crater," made by Erin Shirreff in 2009.
The artist and composer Christian Marclay excels at making "graphic scores," fantastical works of art that are intended to inspire musical performances. Beginning this week, prominent experimental musicians rise to the challenge in a series of mini-concerts at the Whitney Museum.
This summer, MOMA showcases a wide array of recently acquired treasures from its film library, which was founded in 1935. Among the series' first offerings are Ondi Timoner's documentary "We Live in Public," about the eerie and visionary projects of an Internet pioneer, and Julia Loktev's "Day Night Day Night," a dramatization of a terrorist attack in New York.


Schubert,L. Walsh, A. Thomas, P & Harb, T. 2nd International Critical Dietetics Conference, Sydney, Australia. Download here.
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Norton, G., Taylor, M., Stewart, T., Blackburn, G., Jinks, A., Razdar, B., Holmes, P., Marastoni, E. (2012), Australasian Journal of Educational Technology, Vol. 28, No. 7. pp. 1083-1102. Download here.
Stewart, T.M., & Ang, E. (2012). Distance Education Association of New Zealand Conference. Wellington. April 11-13th.
...quantifying learning outcomes and facilitating the novice-expert transition.
Seddon, J.M., McDonald, B. & Schmidt, A.L. (2012). Australasian Journal of Educational Technology. 28: (2), 214-231. Download here.
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A study of disciplinary discourse.
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...to create experiential learning environments in introductory statistics.
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Flint, S. and Stewart, T. (2011) Journal of Food Science Education, Volume 9, Issue 4, pp. 84–89, October. Download here.
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import logging
import traceback
import os
import time
from time import strftime

category=sys.argv[1]
days_before_sale = long(sys.argv[2])

if __name__ == "__main__":
	line = ''
	try:
		current_key = ''
		last_review_date=-1
		#expects input to be partitioned by uid and sorted by date_sk (and timestamp) ascending

		for line in sys.stdin:
			uid, date_sk_str, sales_sk, wpt = line.strip().split("\t")

			#reset on partition change
			if current_key != uid :
				current_key = uid
				last_review_date = -1

			date_sk = int(date_sk_str)

			#found review before purchase, save last review date
			if wpt == category:
				last_review_date = date_sk
				continue

			if last_review_date > 0  and sales_sk != '\N' and (date_sk - last_review_date) <= days_before_sale :
				print sales_sk
				last_review_date = -1

	except:
	 ## should only happen if input format is not correct, like 4 instead of 5 tab separated values
		logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG, filename=strftime("/tmp/bigbench_q8_reducer_%Y%m%d-%H%M%S.log"))
		logging.info('category: ' +category )
		logging.info("line from hive: \"" + line + "\"")
		logging.exception("Oops:")
		raise
		sys.exit(1)


Tom Hall is is Editorial Director at Lonely Planet and a contributor to all manner of travel books including Epic Rides and Amazing Train Journeys and is the author Lonely Planet's Best Ever Travel Tips.
Tom is a regular commentator on travel news and events in the media, including BBC Breakfast, gm.tv, Radio One, Sky News, CNN and Six Music. Tom is an experienced interviewee, public speaker, event host and expert contributor.
He also contributes to a host of other magazines and newspapers in the UK, Ireland and Europe. For many years he was the writer of the weekly Ask Tom feature in both the Observer newspaper and The Guardian's online travel section.
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Bringing media buying in-house: Cost saver or money drain?
One of the significant advertising stories of 2018 was the trend for brands to announce that they planned to move their digital ad buying operation away from their agency in order to operate it in-house, but this path has its difficulties. IPONWEB's Shane Shevlin looks at five key considerations for in-housing media.
Over a year ago Adobe research found that nearly two out of three marketers (62%) planned to bring their programmatic media buying in-house by 2022; more recently a report by the IAB shows that nearly 40% of advertisers execute in-house programmatic trading. Both studies cited a variety of reasons, including cost savings, building in-house knowledge, data security and usage, more control of buy-side logic and increased transparency.
There's no doubt that building an in-house programmatic adtech stack has the potential to deliver many advantages. But for all the industry discussion, stated intentions and predictions, how feasible is taking an in-house approach?
Being clear about the goals of owning the programmatic activity is key – is it to gain transparency into the media buying process, to cut out adtech middlemen, to manage customer data centrally, or take ownership of the end-to-end media trading process for example?
Once this is determined, media buyers will be able to assess the most effective in-housing strategy for their needs.
For some brands, transferring the buying of advertising inventory to an internal team, utilising a few preferred partners and exercising contract control could potentially be enough . Calling this in-housing is perhaps a stretch and it is only logical that other brands will want to take full control, not just of their programmatic strategy, but also the technology and roadmap.
Some companies may want to realise all of the advantages that building their own technology / in-housing the programmatic stack make possible. To my mind, central to this proposition are owning and customising ad decisioning and optimisation logic (i.e., where ads are placed in relation to non-advertising content and client campaign objectives), so that campaigns can be fine-tuned and their performance adjusted based on the specific goals of the business.
I'm not talking about rotating out the same tired (but still popular) optimisation strategies, but rather the type of customisation that is only possible through real-time 'test and burn' experimentation facilitated by customised machine learning.
Examples include the ability to swap new 'try' input variables (data points that can affect change to the campaign) into the machine learning model(s), or even defining composite groups of user behaviour variables and testing whether specific combinations of these have positive effects on results before scaling budgets. Opportunities like this make the allure of controlling the product roadmap too difficult to resist for many savvy brands.
For brands with the right criteria (such as: plenty of data; measurable, but highly bespoke, KPIs; and access to the right talent), building their own programmatic stack and operating it in-house can work well. The advent of cheaper cloud computing resources also means that the full in-housing option can be as cost-effective as the conventional approach and, arguably, much more economical at scale.
3. Have I got the time and money?
Let me be clear; technology development, especially at the level of complexity evident in a market renowned for evolving at breakneck speed, is often a daunting, costly and high-risk proposition. To operate successfully in real-time, a programmatic stack needs monolithic components with inherent scalability; building one from the ground up requires years of development and learning, not to mention significant investment.
Ambitious brands should look to partner with technology companies offering packages that give versatility in roadmap control, speed of execution, bespoke algorithm development (including custom ad decisioning, bid evaluation, campaign pacing, data injection, etc.) and flexible integrations. This all needs to be in a manner that removes the engineering risk, and at a fraction of the cost of an outright build or an acquisition.
While things like hardware and roadmap management are major considerations, they are far from the only obstacles. Acquiring, training and retaining the talent that will be able to operate the programmatic technology at the required level of expertise is not straightforward in a market where skills shortages are frequently talked about; fine-tuning the platform and managing day-to-day operations requires hiring (and keeping) a dedicated team. Here, many digital-first and direct-to-consumer brands have an advantage given they already have some in-house talent to manage their data.
Historically, to ensure platforms continued to grow while maintaining high calibre trading partners, companies that in-housed needed to continuously activate new partners and review existing connections – with each integration taking time and incurring costs (and legal fees). More recently services have emerged which offer commoditised, cost-effective access to and technical maintenance of trading connections, allowing companies to scale up their trading faster.
Much of the in-housing discussion has seen brands call out agencies on issues including hidden fees and lack of transparency across the digital advertising supply chain. But it could equally be argued that price suppression in the agency pitch environment has led to many of the questionable behaviours across the supply chain in the first place. Increasingly, smart agencies are ensuring that they themselves own or have access to the programmatic media trading technology that helps them to differentiate, and adds genuine value for their clients by solving real business problems.
There is no definitive answer to whether bringing media buying operations in-house is a money drain or a cost-saver, worth the return in the long run. Any company considering it needs to be encouraged to question whether in-housing (and the initial upheaval it requires) is the right move for them based not just on their individual business profile, goals and the value it would ultimately create, but also on whether they have the tenacity and resilience to stay the course.


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package org.apache.sysds.test.functions.countDistinct;

import org.apache.sysds.common.Types.ExecType;
import org.junit.Test;

public class CountDistinct extends CountDistinctBase {

	public String TEST_NAME = "countDistinct";
	public String TEST_DIR = "functions/countDistinct/";
	public String TEST_CLASS_DIR = TEST_DIR + CountDistinct.class.getSimpleName() + "/";

	protected String getTestClassDir() {
		return TEST_CLASS_DIR;
	}

	protected String getTestName() {
		return TEST_NAME;
	}

	protected String getTestDir() {
		return TEST_DIR;
	}

	@Test
	public void testSimple1by1() {
		// test simple 1 by 1.
		ExecType ex = ExecType.CP;
		countDistinctTest(1, 1, 1, 1.0, ex, 0.00001);
	}
}


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Ensure two CHILDLINE telephone connections, which is manned 24 hours a day by persons who have received training considered acceptable by CIF.
Ensure that all calls are received, recorded and responded to in the most appropriate manner without delay, keeping the best interest of the child in focus.
Ensure crisis intervention in time.
Plan with the Resource Organisations for the long-term rehabilitation of the child, based on the needs of the child, keeping the best interest of the child in focus.
Interact with the Allied Systems to enhance effectiveness of intervention.
Prepare a monthly outreach plan to make children and the client-system aware of the CHILDLINE service, focusing on the most marginalized child in the city.
Organize Open House and outreach programmes in the geographical areas of the collaborative organization.
Ensure that the CHILDLINE telephones are operational at all times.
Test connectivity from different telephone exchange areas in the city / district.
Conduct outreach amongst PCO owners, to make them CHILDLINE friendly.


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Working for a newspaper, I feel like I have a front row seat to just how much work volunteers are doing in our communities. On almost every page of the paper, there's evidence of those giving their time. Many of the stories we cover are about vital work being undertaken by individual volunteers and volunteer-run boards. Many of our ads are for events and initiatives put on by volunteers. We print thank you messages from those whose family members were helped and those whose lives were made a little more comfortable because of people who went out of their way to give their time. I'm always happy when we can share these stories.
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Bethlehem's Musikfest is not a typical music festival.
No expensive tickets, schedule clash nightmares, controlling sponsors or overcrowded audiences, it's nonetheless touted "the largest free music festival in the US" (or, to be more specific, "the nation's largest free, non-gated music festival" or "the largest free music festival in the country based on attendance"). That's not entirely true: each night's main stage headline show is a separately ticketed event, but the remaining 500-plus performances across the other 15 of its 16 stages are open to all at no cost. There's plenty of free parking and even the ticketed shows are a bargain. Case in point: opening night headliners The Flaming Lips played the Sand Steel Stage on Friday, August 7th with two support acts – VoirVoir and CHAPPO – for just $39-$49. That's in addition to the dozens of free performances earlier that day.
A ten day event held in two areas of the city divided by the Lehigh River, the festivities are spread over enough time and space to never get too congested despite drawing over one million attendees annually in recent years. The stages and vendors in the the north sector are situated between 18th century buildings on historic Bethlehem's cobblestone walkways. The south side of the festival is at the former site of Bethlehem Steel, Cold War America's second-largest steel producer.
"Such a cool freaky little place," Flaming Lips frontman Wayne Coyne said of Bethlehem on Instagram after playing Musikfest. "It's weird how sometimes in the little towns in America that's where the most freakiest people are." Self-proclaimed "Christmas City USA" and best known throughout the country for its former steel industry (see: Billy Joel's "Allentown"), Bethlehem has a tradition of celebrating a broad spectrum of music dating back centuries. The Bach Choir of Bethlehem, the oldest of its kind in the United States, performed the American premiere of Mass in B Minor in 1900. The choir still exists, and this year hosted their 109th Bach Festival. Visit the same location Musikfest is held in September to hear bagpipes, bodhráns and fiddles at the Celtic Classic, North America's largest free Celtic festival. Return in December for carolers and Christkindlmarkt. Bethlehem is home to both Lehigh University and Moravian College (the sixth oldest college in the United States and the first to educate women), making it a college town of sorts and thus attracting a who's who of touring artists over the decades. Among the legendary shows at Lehigh are David Gilmour's heavily bootlegged July 12, 1984 radio broadcast concert, a popular Nirvana DVD from Kurt Cobain's personal collection that gained notoriety with his passing a few months after the November 9, 1993 gig, a 1979 visit by Elvis Costello and Blues Traveler's October 8, 1995 performance sampled for their Live From The Fall platinum double album. The Grateful Dead played Lehigh's Stabler Arena on September 25, 1981, initiating jam bands proclivity to tour (ie numerous String Cheese Incident performances, Phish, Trey Anastasio, Phil Lesh, Furthur, Bill Kreutzmann, Mickey Hart, Blues Traveler's multiple returns, Umphrey's McGee, moe., moe., and mo' moe). Music videos by Whitney Houston, Bon Jovi and Breaking Benjamin were filmed in Stabler Arena as well. C. F. Martin & Company make their world famous Martin guitars in nearby Nazareth and presented the Bethlehem Guitar Festival with Moravian from 2000 through 2012. Moravian has also hosted performances by many world music virtuosos, master classes by jazz and classical stars (Yo Yo Ma, Wynton Marsalis) and an annual July Jazz Getaway from 1993-2006 (for adult amateurs to jam in a fantasy camp type scenario with musicians like David "Fathead" Newman, Ray Charles' famed saxophonist). Bethlehem was also the site of all but two NEARFests, a weekend progressive rock festival held annually from 1999 through 2012.
Local nonprofit ArtsQuest is behind many of Bethlehem's music, arts and cultural events, including Musikfest and The Levitt Pavilion Summer Concert Series' dozens of free shows from May through September. ArtsQuest also host ticketed concerts at Steel Stacks, the former site of Bethlehem Steel's home plant that's been converted into a ten-acre area for live music, cultural and family events. Upcoming shows include Polyphonic Spree, Dave Davies, Bela Fleck & Abigail Washburn and Dr Dog. Aside from the great artists booked, the location itself is special: Bethlehem Steel's abandoned mills are still standing, albeit rusted, though that only adds to their uniqueness as a backdrop for concerts. Impressive they are, pictures don't fully capture how large the stacks are in person towering over the stages. There's also steel used decoratively throughout the area, including a bar continuously lit on fire above one of the streets.
Started by ArtsQuest in 1984 to highlight the area's talent and history in a recover effort from the closing of Bethlehem Steel, Musikfest has grown to encompass – in Artsquest current Senior Director of Communications Mark Demko's words – "Afrobeat to zydeco; classical and country to rock and reggae." This includes the international touring acts that have headlined recent years – among them MGMT, Peter Frampton's Guitar Circus (featuring B.B. King, Sonny Landreth and others), The Avett Brothers and Weezer – though it's still fundamentally a community festival. The grounds are full of artisans and private food vendors, children's art and craft activities and local organizations' community outreach tents and interactive booths. For many attendees Musikfest is more about the food and beer than the music. This year's 32nd annual Musikfest is the biggest yet for music and other activities alike. ArtQuest's first year president and CEO Kassie Hilgert is aiming to expand its national draw as a music festival even further though, to the level of South by Southwest. Bookended by The Flaming Lips and Alice in Chains, with a pre-fest show by Duran Duran, 2015 sees the addition of comedians (Jerry Seinfeld in the house), a 16th stage (Hotel Bethlehem Platz, for acoustic and jazz acts), buskers and acrobats downtown (Fire Guy from Toronto incorporates fire into skateboarding tricks; The Red Trouser fire juggling acrobatics; and acrobat-bagpiping-beatboxing unicyclist Kilted Colin), two New York-based contemporary dance artists in residence, the most street performers in the history of the festival and a creativity tent and 200-foot zip line for the kids.
The addition of big names and many other changes are not without criticism from some locals, though Matt Molchany, singer and guitarist for Bethlehem indie-poppers VoirVoir, is "really excited about Musikfest including so many local bands. It feels more about the community than it ever has." In addition to supporting CHAPPO and The Flaming Lips on opening night VoirVoir is booked for three shows on August 15th. "It's partially Musikfest making this connection, but the local scene it's reaching out to is full of passionate artists, musicians, and even small business owners. It's really exciting to see our good friends out playing this festival different nights and on these big stages with awesome national acts." All of the gorgeous black and white photos below were taken by Jess Cuttic at VoirVoir's Musikfest set opening for the Lips.
Stream or download VoirVoir's debut album there are no good goodbyes at voirvoir.bandcamp.com; follow them on Facebook and twitter; and look for a Future Heart interview with VoirVoir in the near future coinciding with the release of their upcoming Converse Rubber Tracks recordings. "Our session with Rubber Tracks will be the first time recording in a different studio, on different gear, with limited time. But we're really looking forward to this new process," Matt says.
Nice article, but for the record Celtic Classic is the last weekend in September not October.
Oops….thinking one thing and wrote another. Thanks for catching that and correcting!


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De Cleynstins, ook wel: Harinxmastins, Dekamastins, Grootstins, Stinskelder later: Grietmanshuis, is een stins in de binnenstad van Sneek.

De stins staat aan de Marktstraat 19 en maakt momenteel deel uit van het Stadhuis van Sneek. Het gebouw is benoemd tot Rijksmonument.

De eerste vermeldingen van de stins dateren uit 1338, waarschijnlijk stamt het gebouw uit de vroege Middeleeuwen.

De voorgevel van het pand staat voor de rest van de bebouwing. Het pand is eigendom geweest van Aylof die Gruter (edelman, medio 1398), de familie Harinxma en de familie Dekama (medio 1610). Sicco van Dekama deed een poging de stins te laten afbreken, maar daar stak de vroedschap een stokje voor. De stins bestond oorspronkelijk uit twee delen; de Grootstins en de Cleynstins. De Grootstins is wel door Dekama gesloopt.

De stins is sinds de bouw vele malen uitgebreid, onder meer met een koetshuis en een binnenplaats. Deze uitbreidingen vonden plaats na opdracht van Dr. Gualtherus Gualtheri (sinds 1632 eigenaar) die de naast gelegen Gruytersmastins bezat. Aan de oostzijde van het gebouw zijn twee verdiepingen met hoge kap aangebouwd. Tot 1761 stond er voor op de gevel een trapgevel, maar deze is verdwenen.

Het gebouw kwam in 1641 in handen van grietman Sjurck van Burmania van Wymbritseradeel. De stins deed van 1641 tot 1761 dienst als winterverblijf van de Burmania's. Hun zomerverblijf was de Epemastate. In 1761 kocht L.A. Frieswijk het pand en deze liet het verbouwen tot de driedelige gevel in Lodewijk XVI-stijl. Deze gevel is nog altijd aanwezig.

Een deel van het gebouw heeft van 1914 tot 1984 dienstgedaan als Openbare Bibliotheek. Tegenwoordig maakt het gebouw deel uit van het stadhuis en is de voorkamer van de Cleynstins in gebruik als burgerlijke standkamer van Sneek. In het pand zijn nog altijd, naast de gevel, de originele muren van kloostermoppen aanwezig.

Stins
Rijksmonument in Sneek

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In order to validate requests and responses, you can define a _schema file_
alongside a handler file. The schema file contains a (~json) schema against
which the request received by the handler, and the response produced by it, are
validated.

This can be useful to catch malformed requests produced by the frontend app
calling the mock-server, and to ensure that the (usually randomly-generated)
responses produced by the mock-server match the structure the frontend app
actually expects.

### File name

The name of the file should match the format `{method}.schema.json`.

Examples:

- handler file `mock-server/get.js` -> schema file `mock-server/get.schema.json`
- handler file `mock-server/users/post.js` -> schema file
  `mock-server/users/post.schema.json`

If the file is not present no validation occurs.

### File content

A schema file contains a json object with the following properties:

- `request`: object grouping the following properties
  - `query`: json schema to validate the request query
  - `params`: json schema to validate the request params
  - `body`: json schema to validate the json request body
- `response`: object grouping the following properties
  - `body`: json schema to validate the json response body

Validation is not performed on the parts of the request/response for which there
is no json schema defined.

### Examples

#### POST /users

Given the schema file `mock-server/users/post.schema.json`:

```json
{
  "request": {
    "body": {
      "type": "object",
      "properties": {
        "name": { "type": "string" }
      },
      "required": ["name"],
      "additionalProperties": false
    }
  },
  "response": {
    "body": {
      "type": "object",
      "properties": {
        "name": { "type": "string" }
      },
      "required": ["name"],
      "additionalProperties": false
    }
  }
}
```

The following request would be ok:

```http
POST /users
{ "name": "Alice" }
```

The following request would get a `400` error:

```http
POST /users
{ "Name": "Alice" }
```

The response produced by the following handler file
(`mock-server/users/post.js`) would go through:

```js
module.exports = (req, res) => {
  res.status(201).send({
    name: req.body.name,
  });
};
```

The response produced by the following handler file would be blocked, and a
`500` error would be returned instead:

```js
module.exports = (req, res) => {
  res.status(201).send({
    Name: req.body.name,
  });
};
```

#### GET /users

Given the schema file `mock-server/users/get.schema.json`:

```json
{
  "request": {
    "query": {
      "type": "object",
      "properties": {
        "name": { "type": "string" }
      },
      "required": ["name"],
      "additionalProperties": false
    }
  },
  "response": {
    "body": {
      "type": "array",
      "items": {
        "type": "object",
        "properties": {
          "name": { "type": "string" }
        },
        "required": ["name"],
        "additionalProperties": false
      }
    }
  }
}
```

The following request would be ok:

```http
GET /users?name=Alice
```

The following request would get a `400` error:

```http
POST /users?Name=Alice
```

The response produced by the following handler file (`mock-server/users/get.js`)
would go through:

```js
module.exports = (req, res) => {
  res.status(200).send([
    {
      name: "Alice",
    },
    {
      name: "Bob",
    },
  ]);
};
```

The response produced by the following handler file would be blocked, and a
`500` error would be returned instead:

```js
module.exports = (req, res) => {
  res.status(201).send([
    {
      Name: "Alice",
    },
    {
      Name: "Bob",
    },
  ]);
};
```


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A few weeks ago I wrote about Seahawks safety Ken Hamlin and how he had been injured in a brawl outside a Seattle night club. Well, since then, little has been said about his condition or how his recovery has been progressing. The only thing I had really heard was that he would not be returning for the remainder of this football season, but that he would continue to get paid his expected salary for the year.
Well, imagine my girlfriend's and my surprise yesterday when Ken Hamlin himself walked right past us in the Macy's department store at Bellevue Square.
Because I've done such an excellent job turning my girlfriend into a die hard Seahawks fan (you can't really blame her for not being a football fan before — she's from Arizona), she actually spotted Ken walking by when I probably wouldn't have. She then followed him into Champs Sports and asked if he'd be okay with her getting a picture with him. He was very cordial and agreed, and after explaining that he was feeling okay but just trying to stay away from football for a while, he posed for the picture and we went on our way.
As cool as it was to meet one of our favorite Seahawks in person, get a picture with him and shake his hand, it was even cooler to see a player we had been worried about walking around on his own and going about his daily routine. Hopefully for Ken's sake and ours, we'll be seeing him back in a Seahawks uniform next fall.


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Characteristics Associated with HIV Infection Among Heterosexuals in Urban Areas with High AIDS Prevalence --- 24 Cities, United States, 2006--2007
In the United States, approximately one in three new human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infections are transmitted via heterosexual contact (1). To monitor HIV risk behaviors and HIV prevalence among heterosexuals and other populations, CDC surveys persons in selected metropolitan statistical areas (MSAs), using the National HIV Behavioral Surveillance System (NHBS). This report summarizes data collected from heterosexuals in 24 MSAs with a high prevalence of acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) that participated in NHBS during 2006--2007. Of 14,837 heterosexuals aged 18--50 years who were interviewed and tested, 2.0% were HIV infected. HIV prevalence was higher among those with lower socioeconomic status (SES). For example, HIV prevalence was 2.8% among participants with less than a high school education compared with 1.2% among those with more than a high school education, 2.6% among participants who were unemployed compared with 1.0% among those who were employed, and 2.3% among participants with annual household incomes at or below the poverty level compared with 1.0% among those with incomes above the poverty level. This association between HIV prevalence and SES could not be attributed to factors commonly associated with HIV infection risk in heterosexuals, such as using crack cocaine, exchanging sex for things such as money or drugs, or being diagnosed with a sexually transmitted disease (STD). Based on the association observed between HIV prevalence and SES, HIV prevention activities targeted at heterosexuals in urban areas with high AIDS prevalence should be focused on those with lower SES.
NHBS is an annual cross-sectional survey of three populations at high risk for HIV infection: men who have sex with men (MSM), injection-drug users (IDUs), and heterosexuals at increased risk for HIV infection. Data are collected in annual cycles from one risk group per year, with each population surveyed once every 3 years. This report describes the first NHBS survey among heterosexuals, conducted from September 2006 to October 2007. Twenty-five MSAs with high AIDS prevalence were selected for the survey. In each MSA, NHBS project staff members recruited participants using either respondent-driven sampling (15 MSAs) or venue-based sampling (10 MSAs) (2).* Recruitment efforts targeted residents of census tracts with high rates of poverty and HIV diagnoses, referred to as high-risk areas. For respondent-driven sampling, a small number of initial participants were recruited by project staff members or referred by community-based organizations. Initial and subsequent participants who lived in high-risk areas were then asked to recruit up to five other persons using a coded coupon to track their referrals. Recruitment continued for multiple waves of peer referral.
For venue-based sampling, project staff members from each MSA selected five to 10 high-risk areas in which they identified venues (e.g., retail businesses, social organizations, restaurants, bars, and parks) attended by local residents, as well as the days and times when the venues were frequented. Project staff members then randomly chose venues where they would recruit participants and the days and times when recruitment would occur. At the venues, persons who entered a designated area were approached and invited to participate in the survey. For both recruitment methods, persons were eligible to participate if they were aged 18--50 years, residents of the MSA, able to complete the survey in English or Spanish, and had sex with an opposite-sex partner during the 12 months before interview. Residency in a high-risk area was not an eligibility criterion. After participants provided informed consent, interviewers administered an anonymous survey using a handheld computer. All participants were offered anonymous HIV testing in accordance with CDC and local testing guidelines. Participants were compensated for their time taking the survey ($20--$30) and, when applicable, for taking the HIV test ($10--$25).
Final data were available from 24 MSAs.† Because outcomes did not differ between respondent-driven and venue-based sampling, data were combined and analyzed as a single sample for this report. Univariable and multivariable regression models§ were used to test associations with HIV prevalence and to calculate prevalence ratios, adjusted prevalence ratios,¶ and 95% confidence intervals.
Of 22,169 persons recruited to participate, 18,377 (83%) were eligible and completed the survey. To limit the analysis to non-IDU heterosexuals, persons were excluded if they acknowledged ever injecting drugs (2,224 persons), having male-male sex (413), both injecting drugs and having male-male sex (309), or if they refused to provide this risk information (five). Persons also were excluded if they did not consent to HIV testing (374), did not have a negative or confirmed positive HIV test result (210), or reported being HIV-positive but, when tested, were HIV-negative (five).
Of the 14,837 survey participants who met the analysis criteria, 57% were women, and 48% were aged ≤29 years (Table). The majority of participants were black (72%) or Hispanic** (18%); the remainder were white (5%) or of other races (4%). SES among participants was low; 31% had less than a high school education, 36% were unemployed, 73% had annual household incomes at or below the poverty level,†† and 19% were homeless. In the 12 months before their interview, 11% had used crack cocaine, 12% had exchanged sex for things such as money or drugs, and 14% had received an STD diagnosis.
Overall, 294 (2.0%) of the 14,387 participants tested positive for HIV infection, and HIV prevalence was similar among men (1.9%) and women (2.1%) (Table). HIV prevalence was higher in the Northeast (3.1%) and South (2.7%) compared with the Midwest (0.9%), West (0.8%), and Territories (0.7%). By race/ethnicity, HIV prevalence was highest among blacks (2.1%), followed by Hispanics (1.8%), persons of other races (1.4%), and whites (1.1%). Only the difference between blacks and whites was statistically significant, but after controlling for all other characteristics in the analysis, this difference was no longer significant. Moreover, among the 10,451 (73%) participants who lived in high-poverty areas (i.e., census tracts in which ≥20% of residents had an annual household income below the U.S. poverty level), no significant differences in HIV prevalence by race/ethnicity were observed: Hispanics (2.4%), persons of other races (2.4%), blacks (2.3%), and whites (1.8%) (chi-square, p=0.89).
HIV prevalence was associated with SES. For example, HIV prevalence was higher among participants with less than a high school education (2.8%) compared with high school graduates (1.9%) and those with more than a high school education (1.2%), higher among participants who were unemployed (2.6%) than those who were employed (1.0%), higher among participants with annual household incomes at or below the poverty level (2.3%) compared with those with incomes above the poverty level (1.0%), and higher among participants who were homeless (3.1%) than those who were not (1.7%) (Table). After controlling for the other characteristics in the analysis, HIV prevalence was significantly higher among persons who had less than a high school education (compared with those who had more than a high school education), were unemployed (compared with those who were employed), and had annual household incomes ≤$9,999 (compared with those with incomes of $10,000--$49,999).
By HIV risk factor, HIV prevalence was higher among participants who used crack cocaine (4.5%) compared with those who did not (1.7%), participants who exchanged sex for things such as money or drugs (3.4%) compared with those who did not (1.8%), and participants who had received an STD diagnosis (4.0%) compared with those who had not (1.7%) (Table). However, among these three common HIV risk factors, only an STD diagnosis was associated with higher HIV prevalence after controlling for the other characteristics in the analysis.
Paul H. Denning, MD, Elizabeth A. DiNenno, PhD, Ryan E. Wiegand, MS, Div of HIV/AIDS Prevention, National Center for HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention, CDC. Corresponding contributor: Paul H. Denning, pdenning@cdc.gov, 404-639-2963.
For the first NHBS survey of heterosexuals, described in this report, a high percentage of participants with low SES and high HIV prevalence were enrolled from 24 MSAs. The overall 2.0% HIV prevalence among survey participants is 10 to 20 times the 0.1%--0.2% estimated for all non-IDU heterosexuals in the United States (CDC, unpublished data, 2011). HIV prevalence was higher among those participants with lower SES. Low SES and other adverse social conditions can increase the risk for HIV infection through sexual exploitation, marital instability, unstable sexual partnerships, poor mental health, substance abuse, and limited access to health care and preventive services (4,5). In addition, socioeconomic segregation confines low-SES persons to sexual networks with high underlying rates of HIV and other STDs, thereby further increasing their risk for HIV infection (6).
Among participants in this NHBS survey, racial/ethnic disparities in HIV prevalence were not as great as those found in the overall U.S. population. Nationally, HIV prevalence among blacks (1.7%) is more than eight times that among whites (0.2%), and HIV prevalence among Hispanics (0.6%) is three times that among whites (7). The findings in this report suggest that poverty-related factors might account for some of the racial/ethnic disparities in HIV prevalence observed nationally. Compared with whites, blacks and Hispanics are approximately four times as likely to live in low-income areas such as the ones in the NHBS survey that were shown to have high HIV prevalence (8). When whites live in low-income communities and are exposed to the same socioeconomic conditions and sexual networks as blacks and Hispanics, their risk for HIV infection might be similar to that of blacks and Hispanics.
The findings in this report are subject to at least three limitations. First, because NHBS participants were recruited from 24 urban MSAs with high AIDS prevalence, participants likely are not representative of all low-income heterosexuals in the United States. Second, because the survey targeted census tracts with high rates of HIV diagnoses in addition to high rates of poverty, the former might have led to an overestimation of HIV prevalence in the 24 MSAs. Finally, because of fear of stigma, some participants who said they had not engaged in injection-drug use or male-male sex might actually have done so. Inclusion of IDUs and MSM, who are known to have high HIV prevalence, could have resulted in an overestimation of HIV prevalence. However, of the 18,377 persons who were initially eligible and completed the survey, a large proportion were excluded after acknowledging injection-drug use (14%) or male-male sex (9% of men), making it unlikely that these stigmatized behaviors were markedly underreported.
Based on the association observed between HIV prevalence and SES in the NHBS survey, HIV prevention activities targeted at heterosexuals in urban areas with high AIDS prevalence should focus on those in low-income communities. To reduce new HIV infections, the National HIV/AIDS Strategy§§ calls for intensifying HIV prevention efforts in communities where HIV is most heavily concentrated. The strategy also advocates adopting community-level approaches to prevention in high-risk communities. Structural interventions, which address adverse social, economic, policy, and environmental conditions within communities, have been shown to be effective public health interventions (9,10). The association between HIV prevalence and low SES in the NHBS survey suggests that improvements in educational and employment opportunities in low-income communities, along with concomitant reductions in poverty, could reduce new HIV infections. Without effective approaches to HIV prevention in low-income communities, new HIV infections will continue among these most vulnerable populations.
Local National HIV Behavioral Surveillance System staff members Luke Shouse, Laura Salazar, Atlanta, Georgia; Colin Flynn, Frangiscos Sifakis, Baltimore, Maryland; Debbie Isenberg, Maura Driscoll, Elizabeth Hurwitz, Boston, Massachusetts; Carol Cieselski, Nikhil Prachand, Nanette Benbow, Chicago, Illinois; Sharon Melville, Richard Yeager, Jim Dyer, Nandita Chaudhuri, Alicia Novoa, Dallas, Texas; Mark Thrun, Doug Richardson, Beth Dillon, Denver, Colorado; Renee McCoy, Vivian Griffin, Eve Mokotoff, Detroit, Michigan; Marcia Wolverton, Jan Risser, Hafeez Rehman, Paige Padgett, Houston, Texas; Bob Salcido, Jay DiCotignano, SaBrina Hagan-Finks, Las Vegas, Nevada; Trista Bingham, Ekow Kwa Sey, Los Angeles, California; Marlene LaLota, Dano Beck, Stefanie White, Lisa Metsch, David Forrest, Fort Lauderdale and Miami, Florida; Chris Nemeth, Carol-Ann Watson, Nassau-Suffolk, New York; Aaron Roome, Margaret Weeks, New Haven, Connecticut; William Robinson, DeAnn Gruber, New Orleans, Louisiana; Chris Murrill, Samuel Jenness, Holly Hagan, Travis Wendel, New York, New York; Helene Cross, Barbara Bolden, Sally D'Errico, Henry Godette, Newark, New Jersey; Dena Bensen, Judith Bradford, Norfolk, Virginia; Kathleen Brady, Althea Kirkland, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Vanessa Miguelino, Al Velasco, Rosana Scolari, San Diego, California; Henry Raymond, Willi McFarland, San Francisco, California; Sandra Miranda De León, Yadira Rolón-Colón, San Juan, Puerto Rico; Maria Courogen, Hanne Thiede, Nadine Snyder, Richard Burt, Seattle, Washington; Yelena Friedberg, Dean Klinkenberg, LaBraunna Friend, St. Louis, Missouri; Tiffany West-Ojo, Manya Magnus, Irene Kuo, Washington, DC.
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Blankenship KM, Bray SJ, Merson MH. Structural interventions in public health. AIDS 2000;14(Suppl 1):S11--21.
* Respondent-driven sampling: Boston, Massachusetts; Dallas, Texas; Denver, Colorado; Detroit, Michigan; Houston, Texas; Los Angeles, California; Nassau/Suffolk Counties, New York; New Haven, Connecticut; New Orleans, Louisiana; New York, New York; Norfolk, Virginia; St. Louis, Missouri; San Diego, California; San Francisco, California; and Washington, DC. Venue-based sampling: Atlanta, Georgia; Baltimore, Maryland; Chicago, Illinois; Fort Lauderdale, Florida; Las Vegas, Nevada; Miami, Florida; Newark, New Jersey; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; San Juan, Puerto Rico; and Seattle, Washington.
† Data from Norfolk, Virginia could not be analyzed because of a malfunction in the project area's data collection software.
§ Models used marginal Poisson regression and generalized estimating equations. In addition, a variance correction was employed to account for the small number of MSAs in the sample (3).
¶ Controlling for MSA, sex, race/ethnicity, age group, education level, employment status, annual household income, homeless status, crack cocaine use, exchange sex partner, and STD diagnosis.
** All persons who reported Hispanic ethnicity were classified as Hispanic and might be of any race.
†† Additional information available at http://www.census.gov/hhes/www/poverty/data/threshld/thresh07.html.
§§ Available at http://www.whitehouse.gov/administration/eop/onap/nhas.
What is already known on this topic?
Although the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) epidemic has not greatly affected the overall heterosexual population in the United States, HIV prevalence has been notably higher among heterosexuals in many low-income communities.
What is added by this report?
Data from a large sample of heterosexuals from 24 U.S. metropolitan statistical areas with high prevalence of acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) showed that HIV prevalence was higher among persons with lower socioeconomic status. For example, HIV prevalence among participants with annual household incomes at or below the poverty level (2.3%) was significantly greater than that among participants with incomes above the poverty level (1.0%).
What are the implications for public health practice?
In urban areas with high AIDS prevalence, HIV prevention activities aimed at heterosexuals should focus on low-income communities. In addition, structural interventions to improve socioeconomic conditions in low-income communities could potentially reduce the rate of new HIV infections in these areas.
TABLE. Prevalence of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection among heterosexuals aged 18--50 years, by selected characteristics --- National HIV Behavioral Surveillance System, 24 cities, United States, 2006--2007
HIV prevalence
Prevalence ratio
Adjusted prevalence ratio*
(0.73−1.13)
Hispanic†
(0.78--2.15)
Other§
Age group (yrs)
18--29
(4.51−12.08)
(3.55--10.90)
Region¶
---**
Less than high school graduate
High school graduate or equivalent
More than high school graduate
Other††
Annual household income ($)
≤9,999
10,000--19,999
≥50,000
Annual household income at or below poverty level§§
---¶¶
Homeless status***
(0.62 −1.56)
Crack cocaine use***
Exchange sex partner***†††
STD diagnosis***
Total§§§
Abbreviations: CI = confidence interval, STD = sexually transmitted disease.
* Controlling for metropolitan statistical area (MSA), sex, race/ethnicity, age group, education level, employment status, annual household income, homeless status, crack cocaine use, exchange sex partner, and STD diagnosis.
† All persons who reported Hispanic ethnicity were classified as Hispanic and might be of any race.
§ Includes Alaska Native, American Indian, Asian, Pacific Islander, and multiracial.
¶ Northeast: Boston, Massachusetts; Nassau/Suffolk counties, New York; New Haven, Connecticut; New York, New York; Newark, New Jersey; and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. South: Atlanta, Georgia; Baltimore, Maryland; Dallas, Texas; Fort Lauderdale, Florida; Houston, Texas; Miami, Florida; New Orleans, Louisiana; and Washington, DC. Midwest: Chicago, Illinios; Detroit, Michigan; and St. Louis, Missouri. West: Denver, Colorado; Las Vegas, Nevada; Los Angeles, California; San Diego, California; San Francisco, California; and Seattle, Washington. Territories: San Juan, Puerto Rico.
** Excluded because of colinearity with MSA.
†† Includes homemaker, retired, and student.
§§ Information available at http://www.census.gov/hhes/www/poverty/data/threshld/thresh07.html.
¶¶ Excluded because of colinearity with annual household income.
*** During the 12 months before interview.
††† Exchanged sex for things like money or drugs.
§§§ Numbers might not add to column totals because of missing data and responses of "don't know" or "refused."
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São Luiz är en kommun i Brasilien.   Den ligger i delstaten Roraima, i den norra delen av landet,  km nordväst om huvudstaden Brasília. Antalet invånare är .

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I omgivningarna runt São Luiz växer i huvudsak städsegrön lövskog. Runt São Luiz är det mycket glesbefolkat, med  invånare per kvadratkilometer.  Savannklimat råder i trakten. Årsmedeltemperaturen i trakten är  °C. Den varmaste månaden är oktober, då medeltemperaturen är  °C, och den kallaste är maj, med  °C. Genomsnittlig årsnederbörd är  millimeter. Den regnigaste månaden är juni, med i genomsnitt  mm nederbörd, och den torraste är januari, med  mm nederbörd.

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This training will cover the Coordinated Entry updates for the Balance of State and Racine, including updates to the assessment and the reports. The Coordinated Entry Assessment has been updated to include a NEW Follow-Up Assessment. The reports have been updated to include the new data standards, the TAY, and have been reformatted for easier viewing.


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May diary: this month's must-see events and exhibitions
This month there are a flurry of great new art and design shows opening in London, New York and beyond, and the It's Nice That team has selected their must-sees. Don't miss the new Rose Wylie exhibition in Mayfair, nor Nataal's all-female survey of new African photography in Brooklyn. Elsewhere, there's two new retrospectives opening at the brilliant Louisiana Museum, and a major Alexander Calder show at Hauser & Wirth in (hopefully) sunny Somerset.
Documenting Youth Culture
Barbican, London
A panel discussion exploring the important role that photographs and magazines play in recording youth culture. The panel includes acclaimed Magnum photographer Chris Steele-Perkins, Jamie Brett from Youth Club Archive and Gabriele Rohmann from the Berlin Archive of Youth Culture.
Rose Wylie: Lolita's House
20 April – 26 May
David Zwirner, London
British artist Rose Wylie is renowned for her instantly recognisable colourful and dynamic paintings. Her creations may appear simple at first glance, but Rose's art draws on a range of cultural artefacts like film, fashion photography and sports to explore the shape-shifting qualities of memory. David Zwirner's month-long exhibition displays new works by the artist, including her largest painting to date; an expansive ten-panel snake that wraps its way around an entire room in the Mayfair gallery. Additionally, the exhibition will also feature custom made zines made by Rose and published by David Zwirner Books.
London: 1968
Tate Britain, London
7 May – 31 October
A must see exhibition for art and graphic design fanatics alike, London: 1968 at Tate Britain this May examines the creative interpretations of protests in May 1968, taking place 50 years ago in Paris and around the globe. A "watershed in postwar social and political history," the exhibition includes posters made by the Camden Poster Workshop, an activity open to all who had a cause they wanted to communicate graphically. Accompanied by a film made by Patricia Holland on the occupancy of Hornsey School of Art carried out by its students and archive material documenting the socially conscious activities of artists too. "Just as the student protestors were questioning the political, social and cultural establishment, these artists were questioning the nature of the art object."
Alexander Calder – From the Stony River to the Sky
26 May – 9 September
Hauser & Wirth Somerset
This major solo show of work by sculptor Alexander Calder mostly features works never before exhibited in the UK. 80 pieces will be on display, shown through all five spaces at the gallery plus large-scale outdoor works in the gardens. It spans his iconic mobiles and wire sculptures as well as carved figures, paintings, jewellery, furniture and domestic objects – such as a chess set.
Juno Calypso – What To Do With A Million Years
TJ Boulting, London
Built 26 feet under the ground by Avon cosmetics founder Gerry Anderson, a kitsch 1960s bunker is the scene for photographer Juno Calypso's latest series of self-portraits. Each of the rooms in this disaster-proof cave are eerily preserved, and during Juno's solitary stay she also found pamphlets on cryogenics. The series is a creepy testament to the beauty industry's quest for eternal life.
Ronan Mckenzie: Elizabeth, 2017, from the series Girls
Nataal's New African Photography III
4 – 13 May
Red Hook Labs, Brooklyn, New York
Nataal's upcoming show, co-hosted by Red Hook Labs, features an all-female line up: Fatoumata Diabaté (Mali), Rahima Gambo (Nigeria), Keyezua (Angola), Alice Mann (South Africa), Ronan Mckenzie (UK) and Ruth Ossai (UK/Nigeria). From a range of fresh perspectives come contemporary works that address a diverse set of concerns relating to representation, gender and identity. New African Photography III also marks the launch of Nataal's debut publication – a 336-page magazine showcasing artists who are building diverse narrative in and about the spirit of Africa.
3 May – 19 August
Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, Denmark
Louisiana Museum has two new shows opening this month, one centred on German painter Gabriele Münter and the other on American artist Ed Ruscha. The former is lesser known and is the first comprehensive retrospective survey of her work in several decades, having usually been shown in the context of broader displays on German Expressionism or focused on her relationship and collaboration with Wassily Kandinsky. 130 works will be exhibited, covering the whole of Münter's active period.
Flash: Photographs by Harold Edgerton from The Whitney's Collection
March 30 – ongoing
The Whitney, New York
Diving deep into the Whitney archives is an exhibition displaying a medium of photography through one pioneering artist, Harold Edgerton. An engineer and photographer, Harold developed flash photography in the 1930s, allowing "him to photograph objects and events moving faster than the eye can perceive," the gallery explains. "Combining technical insight and an aesthetic sensibility, Edgerton's photographs give unprecedented clarity of the physical world and reveal the magic of everyday life." With photographs selected by the assistant curator Carrie Springer, the exhibition spans 40 photographs taken from the 1930s – 1960s. From household products to sport events, Harold Edgerton's lens enhancing approach changed the way the we photograph today.
ModMag NY
Parsons School of Design, New York
After five editions in London, magCulture is bringing its conference ModMag to NYC. The day will bring European publications to the American stage as well as celebrating New York's "game-changing" editors, says magCulture. Speakers include The New York Times Magazine's Gail Bichler, MacGuffin's Kirsten Algera, The Lubalin Centre curator Alexander Tochilovsky, Apartamento's Omar Sosa, Migrant Journal's Justinien Tribillon and Isabel Seiffert, and creative director Richard Turley.
Typo Berlin
17 – 19 May
Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin
Typo Berlin is a huge, annual conference focused on graphic design, illustration, communication and advertising, with around 1,600 attendees. This year's speakers include Briar Levit, director of the Graphic Means documentary, Frank Rausch, Team Thursday, Annie Atkins, Timothy Goodman and Alex Mecklenburg.
Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination
10 May – 8 October
The Metropolitan Museum of Art's Heavenly Bodies will explore fashion's relationship with the Catholic Church, opening a dialogue between 20 and 21st century fashion and medieval art. The exhibition will feature 150 works in total including designs by the likes of Cristóbal Balenciaga, Azzedine Alaïa, John Galliano and Raf Simons. In an unprecedented move, the Vatican has also loaned 50 pieces, like papal robes, jewellery pieces and ecclesiastic treasures, many of which have never been seen by the public before.
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C-Sim is a C memory management simulator, aimed at students and lecturers. Lecturers can use it for interactive help during classes, while students can try it at home.
This is the list of features that C-Sim should support. The status now is: feature-complete.